Videos tagged with Clay Sports

This video captures a casual game of skeet shooting at Abalene Clay Sports in Abalene, Texas. The participants, using vintage Remington 870 shotguns, discuss their equipment and shooting experiences, highlighting challenges at specific stations and occasional remote control issues. The video offers a glimpse into recreational clay target shooting and friendly competition.

This video explains how visual perception can create an illusion of speed, particularly with moving targets like clay pigeons. Instructor Gil Ash advises shooters to slow down their perception by focusing on the center of the target, rather than the front, to achieve a more accurate read on its speed and trajectory.

This video showcases the Remington Model 11, a 90-year-old semi-automatic shotgun, during trap and skeet shooting sessions. The presenter highlights the firearm's historical significance, its unique cycling action where the entire barrel moves, and its surprisingly low recoil despite being a 12-gauge. The video demonstrates practical shooting techniques for clay sports, emphasizing lead and timing, and touches on the firearm's features like its adjustable Poly Choke and hand checkering.

This video demonstrates pattern plating for four different shotgun calibers (12, 20, 28, and 410 gauge) at 30 yards. The instructor emphasizes that pattern plating is a worthwhile endeavor for serious hunters and shooters to understand their firearm's effective range and how different ammunition and chokes perform. The results show varying pellet densities and spread, with the 12 and 20 gauge generally producing denser patterns than the smaller calibers at this distance.

This video explores the practical application of a High Standard Model 10B police bullpup shotgun in skeet shooting. The host, demonstrating high expertise, highlights the shotgun's unique features like its swivel buttstock and dual charging handles. While effective on stationary targets at close range, the experiment reveals significant challenges in skeet shooting due to its short sight radius, concluding it's 'cool' but not ideal for the sport.

This video documents a charity clay shooting event hosted by The Country Girls UK at Doveridge Clay Sports in 2021. Premier Guns supported the event by providing a firearm for one participant. The event featured various shooting stands that were regularly changed, offering participants the opportunity to try different setups.

This guide details the operation of the DuPont Hand Trap, a vintage spring-loaded clay pigeon thrower. It covers cocking the device, safe handling procedures, and the 'bayonet thrust' technique for optimal clay propulsion, as demonstrated by an expert with high authority in historical shooting accessories.

This video provides an expert review of 10 top hunting shotguns for 2020, focusing on value and performance. It covers various action types, gauges, and features like recoil reduction and cycling speed, offering insights for both new and experienced hunters. The presenter demonstrates high expertise in firearm mechanics and hunting applications.

This review covers the Silver Eagle Sporter SE by TR Imports, a budget-friendly semi-automatic shotgun. The presenter highlights its impressive fit and finish for the price point, noting the Turkish walnut stock with enhanced checkering and a fiber-optic front sight. Key features include interchangeable chokes, a chrome-lined barrel suitable for steel shot, and a reliable gas-operated system that handles various ammunition types, including low-brass shells. The shotgun is recommended for beginners interested in clay sports or hunting on a budget.

The Remington V3 Field Sport is a new semi-automatic shotgun introduced at Shot Show 2015. It features the Versaport gas system, designed for enhanced reliability and recoil reduction by automatically regulating gas pressure based on shell length. Weighing 7 pounds, its weight distribution aims for intuitive handling, making it suitable for various shooting disciplines.